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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

Fee - ant SIS ta- a-ulorre1
Chan.e.ia aslst lo4Ts VII Ftenic =.
Eee1 . ~ axs nsxt ssex t14Is,aJ-
William aens.sr. tEe e.zar mel9factaser
a. r..sl--a. q sIs4leE c4s ref.1s41 foll1 5
East 8-lze,ag o. ~ l4l4--ss.
nsg oests 81 1sltFeE = lectslrs
sf I.lfsna th-fe1 A9E1av sFe1knz as
se8,s. -eiog Cfse'i 4ad nsec.
ls,aes Lasafr aaa Aisert HsiaSsl n41.
ta1 sll4l boys - fe arfss1s1 a. l1e 4 "a
I'spot Ysslsrdzy 60 easeAlag Ga maglnz
iis.1s.
Bisbcp EieAfsr Wi ooa 74es ooa4sEaatio1
services 81 fesan <srs 1.tF aasf A.peua
toE.oEa,T and 4s Asst fa~aa ~ <tadaf
islaHia4
Tae xss weA IS sakizz tsspsz at tas rate
e. f8.r 10 siK ;esf pei aay. IA. 1a1 eoE
reaele. isqt1 "a ~ lsst. wa 10 nss
lndi14s.las
TIE Xaaax Psorls's League of the Foan-
tan street. bagf.sl Church. siI - % he
so.d.sfs doals nsxt Friday y sntegtaln
tle fe-eF4Ls.
Enma -ie7szs was gfsa,sd a divorce
from asr oastaoa Brock Il. -teqsrs. "a t8e
slgeI.7f coi.rs yesterday On tns gfo-r- Il
exl1ne ef4ei.g.
GsfeEA0r Luce hss con n ss.0ned Fi-sl
l.r8 sastsF. Ok ths lanes hicss. C9ng4ay
y. 5eoond Regi1euE
A ueskiax "a re tfuziees ~ the Masonie
Hone sill ne nsld Aaztst J. vhsn tes
mater OF securing plans iag re $4,000
structure vii bs eaaaiGrTss.
The ti-xsEs lest By Nrs. Peter Wsngsr Al
TIE r.. & 81 lsao. wednesday nizat have
b-en folaa 4ad rle WOMAN sll hsF cni.-
aren have gone -0 hii~s.zfe.
Lecaaft CoFeli has lost a tl 0to osrt ncsts
- dsrosi fgol4 The pam <sLlolal bank
rhicn hs taiEks vas s,osel ,l0u Dis
POCKETS ~ th.svss. Paymsas Aas been
sospsd
IaeO Wss1-,s. Nenr Boat Clu -. ss Z ]
RAei1s, . q scoa ei4o sna - plN ike
bla1ss. aaa soms asF sl.i l-Skie me ioo Of
palAnk tie bypLsns oat fi's name. De
fT7g .loavsai.
The s1aplogss Of thsc. kw. N. viii have
q kol.14 safuraay A1guss ~. when they
VII pienle At ..heA Beach. il- ->aesss OF
tns ua12z=Ts ~ tAs rcad, ~lA be trans
ported or sssi-l tsains-
Sgpt 5sr<F has received many letters -e-
Gently AS inz Tor a descfiDi. Ja Oi. ant ir-
fcFmatlclg aoo1f the nan vno 50 ngste4i-
olsly sefri1sd 70 ths Vest Side can8l re-
Gently whess nams IS scpposcd 20 have
beea STA. &. M.ra.
ire neE hall oi ths Iona German Work
&c 4ulsn's >ocie.v will be- ded .cated Monday
ans me society ID tlls citF wih run an e.
cGfsion - DC PRISM cllg Al assis. IA The
festivities. 1. i expected ths- several hun
creo vi. &c present lron tbs cisy.
The German Workingmen's Society, o
NssEezon. vii give an eNcals.oa e. thh
city tOucrrov, arriving sHeat n clock
Inev viii be met ~ the tn.on Depot wiis
garages and taken % }Tel.lcn' iarns wner,
preparations have been made for properly
Celtbzatlpe tae day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23
DEPARTMENT Ru-sRs.
a Ien= Executive ses.Ios r,at LItsIe Bust
ness p-sns

Iens Executive ses-ios rut LittIe Bust
nts- Dons.
At the regular weekly session Of the
Board ei PeAcc snd Fire Commissioners
yesterday Presidents Dygsrt occupied the
chair and Commissioners Wishey and
Hawkins nsis - 3 quorum.
Nvns T-eifar, Assistsrt Pounf-asstsr.
vss snrsi 81 special police constable
The tesiguatiou Of Paifoimsn Elis II.
ersT vss accepted 60 tsks sdees lmmsdi-
strig
Thomss NcNsasn. Assistsn. Foreman of
No 8 aoee c3a1psnv. rendered as res ga
sIIc1. or g so the fact he cas- removed
s0rae distance trrra tts engine horse ard e
urleie 60 attend sa ite ansiss Referred TO
J8rora en- Nsn and Discipline
-ner FishcD sssei ,ast patrol ccx hs
pisse3 the corner rt East saf Sherman
sts Referred to Com ni-tse on Men aud
p Discipline
The -scouau la1tiaton ~ Msrhsi srroin
fts- WiNsrn StevaIf ~ aFpoi1tesi part rsv
lsdierma1 vas reierre1 60 Com a .rs se %
Nen and Discipline.
TIE foi l10 cz s,coCnis we're sli0we.7.
nvzrrt printing. - Eaton. reon 4
tc. painting sarsrsi rscs,-ts ess. Hr-sitine
Perkins 6 f1 srenges. il- Harklns E
Ferry. hllshes sfsa l1stef. Stevens g.
Co. sarrfFs 81 sd. 81. r. t-ss tcufnsnr.
-ht oz. 81 Peek fros. surpaes 81 b.
Western t'erfr0 Company. suFeiies ga -
Furtiss g Darfru. re-cr <fr a. Renter.
vefRr,narr ser~ica 8 ~ 81 Csdr. Rat e 80
nrncu's. N4 A Davis. herse shcefnr
S3z Foster, Stevens g Co. supplies.
s4L5i
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

L vas maas OF sguere beams Of Pine coout
fve incaes thicT. which wcFo most carefully
cni Eca.iy ..iorticd together. tt was low,
the foo.Dosts only e--JeDdiEg httlo above
the bed otter it was turlished with mattresses
and clothes From tho headposs sprang q
lichtcr Wool frl'ne which supported pretty
uirl- and white dIarn-y. such IS i sold for
about Gfteen cens yard. The dIcpery wGs
fun, bet SIMPLY finished with hem. The
erri.is, mattress, being bound beneath, fitted
uron tho bed without slots, and this was a
Gooi Arrangement. IS tho simple focT sided
franc yscS thus rendered almost secure from
troatlc-one visi.Gats; perfectly 80, with u
careful bousowlfc and faithful duster. Tho
o.hc- mattress -.,.s laid above this
Tho .Sst" consisted of The bcdstead de-
cc-ihcd Q dressing table aId washstand. Tho
wood vss ornamentad wieh deS.~n OF vines
and Powers painted IN delicate colo-s; on tho
bcdstead pink poppios, tho cnblen1s Of sleep;
Or the wosi,sta,.d the lotus flower and leaf
on tao toile5 table honeysuckle. the emblem
OF CcE9.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

Flu.t juices for use in syruPs, cordials and
beverages. CT fo- favcri1g ice cream fruit
ICES end Donoons, may be prepared as fol-
lows: Nssh tho Juicy fruits In a iasin, % a
pulp, place on The fire ind make scaldin- hot
now pour into hair sieve end allow tia
juice 20 run through. Put into bottles end
Close securely. Place these bottles in q cal-
Gron oe cold water and boil twenty minutes.
Remove from TIE fire, les them become cold
and thea set away for Use. In the csse OF
uon-juicy fruits such as apples. pears, etc,
put the fruit into basin, cover with water
and boil 20 pulp. Then drain On a hair
sieve, bottle and boil rs above.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

Tor good home made brown bread take ons
CUP each of Indian meal, rye meal and
raoiasses. two cgrs OF -four. cne pint and a
haif Of sour milk. n terspoonful q salt. an
evg and fee 1ocaful Of soda. Nix the dry
.ngrsc ,snts dissolve the sosis IN Two table
socoafu's of bciiHg water. add it and the
mi / 20 tte na0lassas ard pour on toe other
materials Feet tse c~z ard ell Il. NIX e.
vel. steam is iH tightly covered sro quart
tn pan. tden rsnors Tire cover and hske in
the oven for hslf an hour.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

Vp Stairs. Gown ss..5rs~ 81 ths t1lteAez Azl
- tke I-.zss FzFiox.


FayoFsss n1s.eriata ffst e.slElilsse - - sd
L. ~ 4rzfs a. @nasasf1-se y rs Leeer-
z-sr as Fsgu<aer are rsat-le3 slk Flslskss.
fo1see 49, ga Ia deeper scales thsa sroan1
All s1aases satrossace1. e.se EEee pcs -ars
c. Lsssi-s. i-ases AL e1ss, Aie12-ers pisa
al a-stsiF. pa ard ssi1osse1. ssectrG or
Ioag - {el tls frzsae Plgsls- thsss t0r far
nIture coyegs fat4a sllk 8e1r1s IS aa1.-h
U-l f.a easra1s, teF Ecztisres telsaF b-.s-
aa3 seiszr frayizs, 1grealz4n asd 3sbe 10
toars eoatlsae - hsve thef Eo.s "a tas1iesi.
f2Ecri1a hsss far lFi- - sTe o3Eal. f-zs. ed
go.a sellsA Fod, spa.s Give ana laye1al&sr.
la screens The tires le4yed enc. os shieh
each paaei sl.8ws ssleh e~lEes - gal.aHls ard
l1llea in gualnt. F-G-aresqae cQstGnse. painted
- s1bl1e,l -. warm snd zach eolors. ars
Jlst Eea srsst ksscI4lss si-1 buyers Soals
Ct tks frames are ~ white WOOD. polished ard
v4Elis-e1 - a. q sAos tie gram oE t1s
weed tie ends .42siag o.Ls-aIsdinz bass, aad
the t0p ornanosated wlt8 miniature balus-
fr4ies. Ia otacEs Tie wood - covered with
6ne red bale atsaehed by imposing roWs q
tsaSS gilt headed lSLs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

Cuite pretty and certainly very unique
cover fos the top Of n tiny round stand was
Tccontly made OK chamois sSin. Tho skin
vas decorated in gil. and bronze. The edge
vus finished with fringe of chaEIois. made
b. CLIPPING it IN narrsw strips The fringe
was tackled on with brass headed taci,s. Very
nice lcoii1g vin low curtains can DO made
from ordinary house fanael. First color e a
pleasing shade by isnnersins It n made coffee.
4Een si.hroidsr Is as top aad bottom with
wide horizontal bands OK red N cross stitch.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

TIE I0c1I \ 1fE1ts q Ntccanees haFs 80
po,uird W0Ear- P Walsh ar Crescent S,sr
tent H Sic. xi1d. 0f Grover tisVelana tens
All Charles Bliens.ssn, ~ C0nncr tent =
COMMITTEES 20 szse arrangements ior he
.,rf1v STATE encau1 prlent of he Kuirhts
IN th.s ctr ~ August. The com -rttes
hsid ruse.lag lasf evening 70 take prelim-
mary stems.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

Golden - mCznlag. sssxsr ~ Aesan sao
lsAa Al sht. i sks el1 s-y-ag sesai esI-
rs ussa1eS b0s steFe j. sozzstAlp a.
S Tsnliy nzIaca lfclael. a1o oaD oe lakeD
wii8 keGsss - 49, togF 81 tes aeF. This
asessils wortb is welEht n god - ang
ons sanerBz Rlth seEafnicns afiecilops
iaapurities q the biosd o. diseases ~ the
aver and luEss. ii = unfKlang. By dr1g
gasls.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

The grocery Of Nicho'as Pei. ~ - Sonth
Divisioa-st.. bas oeen closed On an sKecu-
ton lsvlsi 10 collect Judgment of s3s :
s-r cutter sod Peil BT james Nsngsr3aef
s,s Madison II. Cook. farssrS The exc
r,r-fnn ss san.e .ect 90 two rnorfEsges. szzrs-
-.ti-x 81 ieo. hefd ~ wholesale grocery
frrs one of when i Shields. Buiklsy &
fsr..s-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

Tbs stockholders of ne Nss3n Inmner
Conrsng heinx dissatisfied VITA the man
ner f1 Witch lie ausiness ~ tie forausnv
wss beieg conducted az ate cailed meet
ira and eecfed new directors as allows ~
+ Ns-an. A. = Flrnh W F. ET q II
Philurs ard r n. flunh. TIE ofses7s ~
the canpsuy vii be p lecred seer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

Flecsnt iiass sheets sra flashed a. either
err WITH broad helustitcbei hers
Frc,l site hc6srreaSs. uIio-ssaars ard
81 asoers are row n7aee IN rirzTacs.
Crsarn = most easily fro-he5 vhen piacei
CT ice ard thoroughly osi Ted before whip-
rir-
scTEa hoEsss ar-,srs re-rrt t5at Eum GAIT
rls-r PR awsJ with nlvervsre prevents
rexuiesinz
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

j. W. Harvard. the genial alderman Of
the Seventh ward. yesterday purchased a
camping outfit ano today Jack" will HE
himself away 10 the wilds o. the Upper
Peninsula. where be wil. spend 3 few days
and try 70 forge; TIE trials and tribuistions
of city father.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

The only exclusive Baby Carriage Store
in ihe United States IS At No. 275 Wabash
ave- Chicago. The large and beautiful
display ef the celebrated Holman Aoinsta-
bic Baby Carriages IS the wonder ano pride
of the people OF the great Northwest. See
advertisement IN another column of this
paper and send for their handsome cats-
iogus.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

This is just the kind Of weather TO take a
tip on lhe lake Remember tie Lou a.
Cummings makes two rips 4 day be etween
petcs kew aud Chgrleyo,r and csn be char
tered by private parties between the hours
Of 10 a. m. and 5 q. n.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

A correspondent Ia Demo-ost's Monthly
describes a pretty example Of the artistic pos
sioilties il pine; bedroom set made OF it
aad painted with cream waiJe. Space can
only II given here for a description OF the
l.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23
JUST l FEM REGULAR GOODS,


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h9~, lhird hoof tske elevator
- n ls tke Rev prIce az car No flss see
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al fepteh> q oe tae Al oas ~ 'lagIorF
~ - y ro1 AKA want tie Foola Il ls az
I@2e nRisk Nth tAlrrga and bropse
uiIsmsna IAiHd noof. iake elexeior
$3.50 : .' i: ! N: II !; = :; ] !: n: u: :::': !: G:
SS.36 :: q q: :: E: ~: y So !: &: e
le.os. q 81 30 nli Three bulu
e. Range Third ascf-
\ 4 ~ Tor L. Peefiess Joe cream Freezer.
NJ j = ExsrS s.xe sn sifck up o. q ousft
a. 81 iof <l1.5o. faaSni Ice cram dishes
-s- iCI gitlng ex1g4ls - 20 dlkhes 10
lbe uaArl ~ tsse ana s5c eacn ioe
Ceam tAlle ls inches l1C eaGa.
Ieiio tocr.
75 Cts :: !. y: =; ! 9: & =, Y.
lever. plated ifuoel canary
alassts. lct pitcher TO- o. cen A
S8rt rsete water Hets with tuna be r.
spo lfay nom - cent? ior eatfe
Set.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23
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lron. fefsnoea liza tiEla
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= sssAlisiiy Eesasl Itf..affa Jos . f..,,a-
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IL Aisai} oress~.e~ 49, she.s
NAioh 3Gs lAt taalf - 4
= - -Es-en nesoIit b..t AL ia sac
saAo ll OrsudEeTsda a. sri 49,
ans wAtrc tair1 faqf.
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halkt>of fN7ks fs.I oosen same
4 tosns lof 1l2 uHf lsxee pace hazsa
= a. ihess s1s PIE rs,1f before lle Al.
fenfs tnahios ~ G. naazs sch
prices Al silver Fiisse ea-Nals :
al'eclsi alsHeaule1 price.
nTn - oGT 70 pfioe on wssh 51uhs.
~ M 4uaiity i,t ~ nexs sinx ~
|fl.f 6as iof ihs isrsosi ~ msat Aika
= Assse oisf hoop So g. l,slis -
iec hFlsoi nss sss,ds. IA sias
Inuc n1oi.
no SIMPLY astonishing to ses ne ~ar
t4ubieis a. Heiaf al q u paBa.ar
lA puoes- sniA &C iof rsesi suslils
~ liuter tlMh.sft 81 co. lslsIr tff /.
hiors heavy hatiom ~ fof fhin
nae ~sief iauillen q % pef aaA
soI brit Qusisy eukrafei tUnb en-.
so, fed-up lifA fseg.
I'M Tor Table AeRei si,ie pishsx resa-
\ isI Sukittf tuFlisb Usrc. Oa.r
y slightly Imperfect o. clase eNsluins
~ iiOA. l.areeei si1cs fof ~. - aDa lslc
hreakfasi piaiek = per set hand-
soint Tea cUf& er sauctrs ~ eGor
ce waiei llicherk isc. CIceulels
Cob.p<l assortment eI sAie
flFss toof. Nsrsed - pisis fisnres
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

Sunday dinner fgom IL TO . at the Wind
sOr. ia Aonroe-st., speclsity. Look for
bill of fare tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

Please inform the public that have cor
necled steam laundry With my DYE House
and Securing esta lishment. and will DO my
utmost TO give them the best work that was
ever brought out by machinery, and tell
them that hurnbly ask of them share OF
their trade Your most humble servant
G.. A. BERwIS.
Ring telephone No. 9lo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

E4sg Us.thsr .sa - @f1s<
WssH5r7Ecz. l.T e.-E-if %s@i-sf
sfasosarg s.fsssa ~ b s1sz ssmFss=2.ass
sllas sAil-ae - s4ssriY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-23

AND DYE i1OCsE. No. - CANAL-sT,
GRAND RAPIDs. NIeB., July 20, 1857.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-07-14
THE STATE.
An Explanation About the Alleged
Fight With Robbers at
Little River.
Texas Bar Association-An Editor
Liberated From Jail at
paso del Norte.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.

OtabOoAAuAs
Waco, July 12.-The report published
in several morning papers to-day that
train robbers had gathered in Little River
bottom, about forty five miles southwest
Of Waco, last night, for the purpose of
holding up the Missouri Pacific
train, was told to Mr.. H. F. Miles,
tho night operator at the depot.
When told about it at 9 o'clock p. m. to-
day, Mr. Miles said he sat by his key from
Z p. m. till o'clock this morning, and if
such a report went over the wires, he did
not catch it, 1t is true, the south bound
passenger train, which left Waco at l
O'Clock last night, had armed men on top.
The trains are carrying armed men just
now. The railroad companies know
the train robbers have not been
captured, although there is no telling
when or where they will strike the next
train to rob it. Little Tom Murphy was
conductor ON tho south bound train, and
"Cannon Ball" Young was engineer. The
train was due at Little River station at
2:45 last night, and if any attempt had
been made to rob it the officials
of the road in Waco had
not been informed of the fact up to this
hour 1t may be that suspicious persons
wero seen near by or at Little River sta
tion is the reason why the report got out
that men were there to hold up the train
and rob IT.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-07-14
A COLD BLo0DED VILLAIN.
Jacob Robinson's Confession of the Muir.
der of Samuel Hay.

Jacob Robinson's Confession of the Muir.
der of Samuel Hay.
INDIANAPOLIS, July IL. = A telegram
from Jeffersonville states intense excite
ment had been aroused there by a murder
committed Saturday by Jacob Robinson, a
wealthy farmer, his victim being Samuel
Hay. Robinson last night made a con-
fession remarkable for the cold blooded
brutality shown by the murderer.
He said: "One evening last week
went to Hays house to try and adjust our
differences. There was no one at home
but Hays sister and mother, and they used
such language to me l struck the old
woman in the back. She is rs years
old, and is partially paralyzed.
also struck the daughter.
thought of the matter until Saturday
morning, when decided to end it for all
time. Loading my double-barrel shot
gun, I sprang into my wagon, and drove
toward Hays homestead. met Hay and
his sister in the road about 100 yards from
their home. told Hay I had come to kill
him, and if he he had any prayers to say
to be quick about it. His sister screamed
and pleaded with me to spare her brothers.
life, and threw her arms about his neck to
shield him from my aim. Her entreaties
failed to change my purpose. Placing
the gun upon his sisters shoulder,
pulled the trigger, and saw
him fall back with seven bullets
in his heart. The blood splattered over
her white dress and he fell back into her
arms. Not being positive he was dead,
went to his mothers house, sat down on
the porch and reloaded my gun. In a
few moments his sister came up crying,
and said 1 had killed her brother. Then l
jumped into my wagon and drove home.
1 think had perfect right to kill him,
because he attempted to defraud me out
of portion of my property. am
worth over 100000. have $4,000
stock in the German Insurance bank,
Louisville. think $1,000 will get me
out of this scrape, and that my revenge
will have been cheaply purchased"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-07-14
Fire IN a Colliery.

PoTTsvLLE, Pa, July 12.-Otto, one of
the best collieries of the Philadelphia and
Reading company, located at Branchdale,
is on fire, and is probably doomed to
destruction, entailing loss to the com :
pany approximating 100000. The fire
was discovered about o'clock Sunday
night. 1t is believed it ignited from steam
pipes which work inside the pumps.
An effort was first made to smother the
fire with steam, but before morning the
flames we're leaping thirty feet above the
mouth of the slope. A neighboring
stream was damned and diverted. Goal
direct was washed into the stairway DO cut
off the fire from the Primrose and, Mann
moth veins. If this has not succeeded the
colliery is doomed. What success the
scheme has produced, may not be known
for weeks. Smoke still issues from the
pit, indicating the continued presence of
FIRE,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-07-14
Two Man Killad.

LEIToHFIELD, KY, July 12.--Early yes
terday morning party Of farmers started
to go to Goff, small town in Edmondson
county. just before crossing the county
line, two of the party, named James Hol-
combe and John Deeze, separated from
their companions, saying they we're going
over to settle grudge they had against
an old man, William Oller, and his son
Jake. When they reached Oilers house,
they found that the father had gone to the
orchard. They opened the trouble by
threatening Jake with bodily harm. The
latter responded by the emptying of a
load of shot into Deeze's head, killing him
instantly. William Oller heard the shot,
and seeing Holcombe running toward him,
thought he had killed Jake, and he shot at
Holcombe, the shot taking effect In his
breast, killing him almost instantly.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-07-14

300 miles, absorbed nearly tho entire
profits of each shipment. These figures
were very recently charged Captain Lit
tlefeld, the Austin cattleman, and other
gentlemen in that industry make the same
complaint. Mr.. Gallagher is disposed to
go ahead of his herd in order to survey or
stake trail, and thus ascertain, beyond
doubt, that sufficient water and grass
may be had, in which events
his purpose will certainly be. successful.
With this trail once opened, many Texas
cattlemen, with comparatively small ex-
penses, will find welcome pastures for
their stock. Mr.. c. Crosby, the well
known cattleman of Mason county, is
interested with Mr.. Gallagher IN this land
scheme, as also In the large herd of cattle
about to be moved, and their experiment
to reach Utah by this hitherto unknown
route will be watched with interest by
their brother stockmen generally.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-07-14

standing of that call $1,626,G56. The to-
tai amount of called bonds outstanding is
$5,300,450.
The demand for notes of small denomi-
nations continues heavy, and unable, as
yet, sufficient to inset it. Arrangen ents
have been made to secure an increased
supply of silver certificates from the bu-
reau of engraving and print ting, and they
will be issued as soon rs possible.
Net gold in the treasury increased from
$5S,933,005 July l, 1886, to $1sSs75, 1863
July 1, 1887. Since the first instant gold
holdings have decreased $500, ,122, while
the circulation of gold certificates has IN
creased $5,263,7T0. The circulation of
standard silver dollars has increased $685.
0l6 since the 1st instant.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-07-14
On n Visit To Rose

HOLLAND PATENT, N. Y. July 12.--Pres-
ident Cleveland and wife arrived here al
$40 o'clock this morning, They came
from Utica by special train. Only Mrs.
Oleveland's maid accompanied them.
They walked from the station TO "The
Weeds" the residence of Miss Rose Eliza
beth Cleveland, where they we're heartily
received by the presidents sister and his
niece, Miss Mary l.. Hastings, OF Clinton.
After their arrival there was pleasant
little surprise, but Miss Cleveland was all
ready for her guests.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-07-14
OF INTEREST TO sToCKMEN.
Opening q New Trail to the Northwest b.
Texas' CattIemen,

Opening a New Trail to the Northwest by
Texas Cattlemen.
Special Telegram to the Statesman
SAN ANTONIO, July I'm. II. H. Gala
CHER, one or the most extensive cattlemen
of the west, wss in the city yesterday. He
left by tho International road this morn
ing for Austin, en- route to Colorado,
through which state he intends conveying
q large herd of cattle to Utah, crossing the
Continental divide between the head water
of the Rio 6rande and those of the Ar
kansas river. This is the first attempt
ever made 70 drive herd over this route,
and if Mr.. Gallagher succeeds in his un-
dertaking, he will insure to Texas
and other stockmen an immense saving
iu the way of transportation, as
the ezorbitant rates heretofore exacted by
the Denver & Rio Grande railway, $48 per
capita, narrow gauge car from Pueblo to
the nearest unloading point in Utah, some
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-07-14
LOUISIANA LOTTERY.

Account of the Last Drawlng-The Prizes
and their Amounts
Special Telegram to the Statesman.
New ORLEANS, La, July 12-No. 1867,
capital prize; all sold in fractions in New
York, New Orleans, Buffalo, N. Y, Green
vile, Miss, Glen Mary, Tenn, Petersburg,
Va, Mcmillan, Mich, and Burlington,
Iowa.
No. 95,441, second prize; sold in New
York, Cincinnati, Ohio, and Portland,
Maine.
No. 1922, third prize; sold in New
York, Cairo, ILL.,, and Portland, Oregon.
No. 3l,5O2, draws $4,000; sold in New
York, New Orleans, Boston, Bloomington,
ILL.,, Tylersburg, Pa, Wayne, Neb., Albu-
qurque, N. NJ, and Sioux Falls, Oak.
No. 1926, draws $4,000; sold in Wash
ington, D. c., Philadelphia, New York
Cleveland, Ohio, Los Angeles, CAL, Dom
ing, N. NJ, Graysville, Ga, and Christina,
Montana.
Nos. 1891, 27,819, 46,167, s3,O84, each
draw $4,000; sold in Boston, New York,
Chicago, Memphis, Tenn, Mobile, Ala,
Savannah, Ga, Lansing, Mich, and Ell
Paso, Texas.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-07-14
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-Government re-
ceipts so far this month amount to S10,-
692 ,567, and expenditures (including
nearly $120sO,0O0 pension payments) to
SIS, ,561, ,102, making an excess of expendi-
lures of $7,867,535. 1t is estimated that
receipts during the remainder of this.
month will average S1,OOO,OO0 day, and
the expenditures will be correspondingly
large.
The total amount of bonds redeemed
under call, which matured on the 1st in
slant, is $18,09O,250, leaving still out